Bryce loves anything about choo-choos right now. He pulled out the book, "Two Little Trains" and was reading it to himself this afternoon. As he turned each page, he would say "choo-choo"! He also didn't want to go out to the park today because he was having so much fun with his train set!
This weekend, Bryce took care of the rocks in the park. He found this rock that was the perfect seat for him. He played with his animals and trucks and then kept singing "Rock and a Rock..."
Today, we went to the zoo. Bryce showed "Mimi" all of his favorite animals and then successfully milked the cow!
Not only does Bryce love to swing up and down (back and forth), he also loves to shake and spin in the swing! Luckily, the swinging does not seem to inspire motion sickness...
Bryce loves his train set that Grammy brought up with her. He has been "choo-chooing" all day! Bryce particularly loves the sending the trains back and forth over the bridge!
Bryce, Jeremy and I drove out to Delevan, NY for the Shannon Family Reunion this weekend. The drive was not very much fun because of Bryce's severe car-sickness, and bad traffic, and getting lost... Luckily, we had a great time seeing all of the Shannon clan once we got there. We were supposed to have camped out for the weekend, but there was so much rain that we opted for a dry bed inside, instead. Though it did rain for most of our time there, there were a few hours here and there of dry weather to explore the farm in. Bryce loved looking at all of the dogs and horses on the farm, but wasn't interested in petting them. We also even managed a few minutes of swimming in the pool. The grand finale of the evening was Bryce taking on his Daddy in a game of ping-pong!
Bryce loves to talk on the phone. He seems to talk more when there isn't anyone on the other line, though. I love all of the facial expressions!
Bryce loves to play in the mulch piles in the park. He climbs the piles, digs in the mulch, throws the mulch, etc. However, he hates when his hands or feet get dirty! He will play for a little bit, then stand up, show us his hands (or feet) and whine!
